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Across

1 Rhyming ice cream treat 10 They may be loaded or covered 15 What there will be if you cross the wrong person 16 If you ask her to make you a sandwich, she’ll say “OK, you’re a sandwich” 17 Boob tube? 18 Foolish in an endearing way 19 Summer setting in the Windy City 20 Ten C-notes 21 Bacheloret­te party accessorie­s 22 One in the Jenner family 24 One might begin “It was a dark and stormy night …” 26 High rollers’ rollers 28 Some world leaders 29 Way to go: Abbr. 30 Absolved 32 French word that sounds like a letter of the alphabet 33 Ask “Why should I?,” say 34 Vote by ___ 36 Org. involving course work 38 Dept. store stock 41 Neighbor of Caps Lock 43 N.B.A. team coached in the ’70s by Bill Russell 47 Sea eagle 48 [More worms, mama!] 50 Easy-peasy 51 Nickelodeo­n’s longest-running game show 54 Hairstyle for 2-Down 55 Tight (with) 56 Certain blood vessel, to a physician 58 ___ Burgundy, Will Ferrell persona 59 Shield adorned with Medusa’s head 60 Ginormous 62 Static, e.g. 63 “That sounds ’bout right” 64 Twisted look 65 Lewis Carroll character who asks “Does your watch tell you what year it is?”

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1 Response between a smile and a belly laugh 2 Woodstock headliner 3 Bygone 4 The Browns, on scoreboard­s 5 Oaxacan “other” 6 Burgs 7 Individual­ly 8 I Spy or Backseat Bingo 9 Spanish “Hey!” 10 Fierce 11 Most desirable, as guests 12 Ulta competitor 13 Whizzes 14 Accepts a ring, perhaps 21 Ice cream shop supplies 23 River in Picardy 25 Yemeni money 27 Facial spot 31 Gave faithfully, in a way 33 ___ Stark, role for which Sophie Turner was Emmynomina­ted 35 Put down 37 ___ step further 38 Traffic dividers 39 Talk long and boringly 40 Wearable blanket 42 Virtuosa’s display 44 Short person’s group photo position, ideally 45 Go barhopping, say 46 Name on many a sports jersey 48 Dealmaking pro 49 Taking a heavy science course load, perhaps 52 Capital near the old Oregon Trail 53 Eldest son of Cain 57 “Puppy Love” singer, 1960 60 He/___ pronouns 61 Caught

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